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I have two textboxes on exactly the same location. I want to edit the expression on the textbox behind the front one without bringing the textbox to front. Right-click -> expression always picks the front textbox.

I can select the textbox fine using either document outline or report properties but I cannot figure out how to trigger the expression editor without rightclicking. Expression is also missing from the properties section which apparently is new "feature" in SSRS 2008 R2.

Any ideas?

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Select the textbox via the Properties window. At the top, you can click Property Pages which opens a dialogue box for entering properties. You can activate the expression editor there from beside the Value property.

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于 2013-05-17T02:39:03.643 回答
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I think your only option in that scenario is to directly edit the report code. As you have noted, the only way to launch the expression editor for a textbox is to right-click on it.

Taking a step back though, why do you need two textboxes overlaying one another? Could you replace this with a single textbox and use expression logic to alter the value and formatting instead?

于 2013-05-17T01:14:43.487 回答